Michał Bogdziewicz is affiliated with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań in Poland. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, contributing extensively to the understanding of ecological processes and plant-animal interactions.
Their main fields of study include:
Within these fields, Bogdziewicz concentrates on several subfields such as:
The research also covers key topics including:
Michał Bogdziewicz has published in various scientific venues with frequent appearances in:
The following are selected recent papers authored by Bogdziewicz or connected through relevant research domains:
Frequent co-authors associated with Bogdziewicz include:
Michał Bogdziewicz;Michał Bogdziewicz;Rafał Zwolak;Elizabeth E. Crone;Elizabeth E. Crone
Michał Bogdziewicz;Dave Kelly;Peter A Thomas;Jonathan G A Lageard
Rafał Zwolak;Michał Bogdziewicz;Aleksandra Wróbel;Elizabeth E. Crone;Elizabeth E. Crone
Michał Bogdziewicz;Rafał Zwolak
James S. Clark;James S. Clark;Robert Andrus;Melaine Aubry-Kientz;Yves Bergeron
Michał Bogdziewicz;Michael A. Steele;Shealyn Marino;Elizabeth E. Crone
Michał Bogdziewicz;Jakub Szymkowiak;Idalia Kasprzyk;Łukasz Grewling
Łukasz Dylewski;Łukasz Dylewski;Yvette K. Ortega;Michał Bogdziewicz;Dean E. Pearson;Dean E. Pearson
Mario B. Pesendorfer;Mario B. Pesendorfer;Mario B. Pesendorfer;Michał Bogdziewicz;Jakub Szymkowiak;Zbigniew Borowski
Michał Bogdziewicz;Elizabeth E. Crone;Michael A. Steele;Rafał Zwolak
Michał Bogdziewicz;Davide Ascoli;Andrew Hacket‐Pain;Walter D. Koenig
Tong Qiu;Marie-Claire Aravena;Robert Andrus;Davide Ascoli
Andrew Hacket-Pain;Michał Bogdziewicz;Michał Bogdziewicz
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M. Fernández-Martínez;Ian Pearse;Jordi Sardans;F. Sayol
Mario B. Pesendorfer;Mario B. Pesendorfer;Davide Ascoli;Michał Bogdziewicz;Michał Bogdziewicz;Andrew Hacket-Pain
Agata Joanna Krawczyk;Michał Bogdziewicz;Katarzyna Majkowska;Adam Glazaczow
Michał Bogdziewicz;Andrew Hacket‐Pain;Dave Kelly;Peter A. Thomas
Michał Bogdziewicz;Marcos Fernández-Martínez;Raul Bonal;Jordina Belmonte
Michał Bogdziewicz;Mario Pesendorfer;Elizabeth E. Crone;Carlos Pérez‐Izquierdo
Michał Bogdziewicz;Josep Maria Espelta;Alberto Muñoz;José Miguel Aparicio
Rafał Zwolak;Michał Bogdziewicz;Leszek Rychlik
B. Courbaud;William Schlesinger;R. Parmenter;Jennifer Swenson
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